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COME UP TOWN And save from 15 to 25 per cent, on your DnVGOODS, ROTIOHS, CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, CAP8, GROCERIES, TOBAGO >, CIGARS, HARDWARE, ETC. You can save money by buyin-from ino. n rr\ *i i nnum btu. w. bunm J, CLOUQH WALLACE. ATOHNEY AT LAW. Rhiih 1 and 2 iipat^r-, F >?te Bit i ?u>p>?iie Ilovd after .! ani' . ary lu 1899 II 2)08 iv CROWN TQRRENCE, at P., VHY3 CIAN AND S'JROSON. Offlje and a part men a over Dukp.'> iJjug fcitoro. 44 6m. MONEY TO LOAN. Oa farming laud*. Eaey paymeuta Nv oomtniaaioRB charged. 1? rrower [iwiHciuui cost 01 periecttdg iom It treat at 8 per centJolvN Palmer & Son. or j. c. wallvce, a?'.y Union, 6. s. 11 25 98 1 r, ~ Valuable "lands for sai e. Having recently bought 1ro:n the Heintof I?. L Coleman nil their lands in ami around the town of Union, I now offer said hums for sale. Let all v\h ? want, a Building I.ot or a Farm in or near town come to see me Geo, C. Pkuuin. 33-1 mas isd Mowing Machine for Sale. A second hand mower in good repair will besold cheup. Apply to L. G. Young. HONEY! T.? be had ou long time ami rasy terms, stc-ired by mortgage on in. prjvcd farms. Apply to F I>. HOFFMAN, 4 Bowling Own, New York City SIMPSON <fc BARK8DA LE Paureus. S. C. 3 17 6n. Dr.C. W- AUSTELL, Physician and Surgeon, Offers bis professional services to tha people of Union. Office in Bank BiiMing. T^?ave calls at Union D-ng Co. store or riug up Phone No for prompt service. mi. '.i r ? * See Us Before Buying Your ice for the coming season. HONEST WEIGHTS. prioes and satisfaction guaranteed. Union lee & Coal Co. T. E. BAILEY, Proprietor, j Founded 1843. 5S5K F "Sing their own praise." - ttf course you want a I'iauo, but ' perhaps eaunot afford a new one. limit's YOUR CHANCE. "We liavo Seven Square and One Grand, oacli a bargain. These Pianos have been put in j?erfect condition and ivury pavt of action renewed ant} are l>bw just as good us when shipped from the factory, and will allow you purchase price in exchange for a Stieff within three yea I'M. Take first and second choice and write quick; they wou't last long. Ifaimea Brothers - - - - $110.CO Henry Gfteble (i?arl inlaid)- - 105.00 Board man an t Gray - - - - 100.0u Bacon & Haven ----- 90 0t Ileiaekamp ------ 75.00 Bacon & ltaven ----- 70.00 Ca'lard A Golland - - - - 00.00 Term*: ?10 cash and $5 per month. 10 i?er cent., off for cash. . Qttiers being repaired we can suit you ju^fico leicps. ' . Chas. M. Stieff, Piano Manufacturer, Baltimore, Md. Factory Branch Warepoom, 213 North Tryor. St. Charlotte, N. C. ' C. H. WILMOTH, Mgr. 18 it 8m teat. I FANCY GROCERIES.' i I ask a part of your patronage. Send orders by servant or ring up 'phone 84. All Goods Delivered Free. S. H. BROWN. JJS-J5 trios . 1 c & ^ I ohvo j vihfc rc ived h car nf and viH continue to handle it thr?>u.Jmo vhf- ??H40n. PRICES AND WEIGHT GUARANTEED AND DELIVERIES MADE PROMPTLY. Thanking the p.?io for their pis pitnnHge 1 ask a continuance of t'lsame. L. P. Mxirphy. (7_?oH. Bright Boys^Startcd in Business. 71i?i p.ihli-dv is of the 'ann us big illns. r itt(1 weet ly ut wspaper. I'knnsvlv vma (.?HIT. ate now,pint it g i#*i>?o*eii tutives at every ]s>st. i?llle? in -s. (\ vi.d they tie-ire lo rfowc the services"!? e;:pnhlo bust ling egcuis in each of the i' 1towi -g to? its of I'nini c t iiii>\: <\.ili-e. It rusville, Saiitno hi d in snoh oiler tov i s as are not ahead y supplied TieaoiIv is jut Citable uini ph ?v-:int. A po *i??ij t?f Saturday only is eq?iT?*d "? OUU i-gents mo doing si?lt i didlv. No Ul-MI<-> v\ It itevt'i" is itqniled. Everything is I'urnifliftl fiee. 5* ati'?iif-ry, iiibooi -dump, ink aiiii patl, snivel Using ni ttU'i* -autp'e copies, ete. Papeis :iih shipped to !? paid for at the end of each in nit-li. Those not Slid arc not cliar e I for Write to (iiit Publishing Co , WiPiunnpop. Pa., and mention t.tic TiMtiS. 87?41. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. We the undersigned hereby give warning 'o all pt rsons against hunt ing, fishing, cutting timber, passing through or in t?o\ other manner trcsp: ssngon our lands. Ail suclt tiespassers will in prosecuted lo me rullast?xtent of the law. I? \Y. "PARKS, G. C. GIIKEK. 9-22-'99-38-41 " MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS. By virtue of an act of the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina, Entitled "An Act to charter the Union and Glenn Springs Railroad Company, approved the first day of March, A D. 1800 " A meeting of the stockholders of said Railroad Company will be held in the offico of Munro & Munro, at Union, S. C., on ( Wednesday, October the 18th, 1890, for the purpose of organizing said company and the election of u President and nine directors. T. O. Duncan, A. H. Foster, , F- M. FARR. John A. Fast, 158-5t ' Corporators. Opening of Books of SuhscriptiorT. , State of South Carolina, ) County of Union. ( Persuant to a commission issued to ( the undersigned, a? corporators by | At. R. Copper, Secretary of State, on i the fifth day of September, 1899. j '1 Notice la hereby given that b >oks of subscription to the capital stock < of the Lockhart Railroad will be opened at Lockhart, In the State and County aforesaid, on the fourteenthday of October, 1899, at 12 o'clock, m. The said proposed corporation w 1 have a capital stock of not less than twenty-five thousand dollars, or more than one hundred thousand dollars; divided into shares of the par value of one hundred dollars each, with its principal place of business Ht Lockhart, 8. .0, and will be empowered to engage in the business of building and operating a Railroad from Lockhart to a point at or near Orr's crossing, on the Southern Railroad, with the right to condemn land etc , under the terms of "An Act to provide for the formation of railroad, steamboat, street railway and canal companies, and to define the powers thereof, and provide a mode for amending the chart era thereof," approved February the 28t,h, A. D., 1899. John C. Carev. Whitnkr K. Livinoston, John II. Montgomery, John B. Cleveland. Alfred H. Foster. i Corporators. 80-6t. For Sale on Reasonable Terms.!! i About. 225 acres; tract 2^ miles from | the town of Santuc. Also about 842 i acres (or.o tract 20C acres, another 4 882 acres) about two miles from tho i town of Carlisle, known as tho Kelly ^ lapds,. Will sell on easy terms, with small cash payment. Submit offers ( to Ouas. II. Carlisle, Executor of J. i K. Jennings, deceased. Spartanburc. i S. C. 86-8mos. I Eat plenty, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure \ will digest what you eat. It cures , all forms of dyspepsia and stomach < troubles. K. H Gamble, Vernon, 1 Tex., says, "It relieved me from tho tart and cured me. It n now ray f everlasting friend." F. C. Duke. 1 m ? m. J. <! 3V BEoue Storij ^ 8 n ?f>t Si.. 3D. 2?00 ~ I < $ t ? ??????*??<?? 00 ? <*>*??<? B His suggestion seemed, I say, r.n ira- g jwssible dream to her that day, but the f next day they talked about it again, b and it was strangely lcs3 impossible. e "At first wo should take food," said* t< Denton. "Wo could carry food for 10 tl or 12 days." It was an ago of compact, c artificial nourishment, and such a provision had none of the unwieldy eng- Ii gestion it would havo had in tho nine- tl teenth century. t? "But?until oar house," sho naked? k "until it was ready, whero should we ? sleep Y" "It is summer." "But?what do you mean?" "There was n time when there vrere no houses in the world; when all mankind slept always in the opm air." "Bat for us! Tho emptiness! Ko walls, no ceiling 1" "Dear," he said, "in London you have many beautiful ceilings. Artists paint thai i an l stud them with lights. n?f r i. - r .- ci i ji ceiling more UcauViful than any in London." | "But where '.'" "It is tlio ceiling under which we I two would bo clone"? "Yon mean"? "Dear," ho said, "it is cO'.ncthing the world has forgotten. It is heaven f"1 and nil the host of stars." A Each time they talked the thing u seemed more possible and mere desir- hi able to them. In a week or so it was tl qnito possible. Another week, r.nd it f"' was the inevitable thing they had to do. A great enthusiasm for the country f< seized hold of tliem and possessed them. xv Tho sordid tumult of the town, they l1' said, overwhelmed them. Tliey mar- it velcd that this simplo way out of their P' troubles had never ccmo upen theni before. Cl Ono morning near midsummer day ti thcro was a new minor official upon the A flying stage, and Denton's placo was to 1,1 know him no more. hi Our two young people had secretly 81 married and were going forth manfully tj out of the city in which they and their Nv ancestors before tliem had lived all n< their days. She woro a new dress of b< white cut in an old fashioned pattern, m and ho had n bundle of provisions strapped athwart his back, and in his hand ho carried?rather shamefacedly, it is V true, nnd under his pnrplo cloak?an ?1 implement of archaic form, a cross hiltcd thing of tempered steel. w Imagine that going forth 1 In their ci days the sprawling suburbs of Victorian P: times, with their vilo roads, petty P' lionses, foolish little gardens of shrub Ti and geranium, and all their fntiln nm. or tentions i>rivncies. hud disappeared. to The towering buildings of tlio new age, tr, tho mechanical ways, the electric and water mains all came to an end togetlier liko a wall, like a cliff near 400 feet tli high, abrupt and sheer. All about the 's city spread the carrot, swede and turnip Is fields of tho food company, vegetables cf that were the basis of a thousand varied sn foods; and weeds and hedge tangles had cc been utterly extirpated. The incessant to expense of weeding that went on year after year in tho petty, wasteful and th barbaric farming of tho ancient days, tho food company had economized forever by a campaign cf extermination. Hero and there, howevey, neat rows T? of bramble standards and applo trees with whitewashed stems intersected the fields, and at places groups of gigantic in tousles reared their favored spikes, ed Ilero and there hugo agricultural ma- pr chines hunched under waterproof cov hi ors. Tho mingled waters of tho Wey ti< and Molo and YV'andle ran in rectangu- de lar channels, and wherever a gentlo tu elovation of the ground permitted a pa fountain pf deodorized scwago distrib- be ttted its bebeflts athwart the land and ta tnado a rainbow of the snnlight. th By n great archway iu that enormous co city wall emerged the Eadhamite road ca to Portsmouth, swarming in the morn- be ing sunshine with an enormous traffic di bearing tho blue clad servants of tho oy Pnrul /?ntnna?TT 4-s\ "1 ? -1-r"1 " .wt. io men v*Ji4??v rusumg traffic. beside which they seonied two m icarco moving dots. Along tho ontcr tr fcratks linmmed nnd rattled tho tardy as littlo old fashioned motors of ench as ili iad duties within 20 miles or so of tho fo lity. Tho inner ways were filled with It vaster mechanisms?swift monocycles ci bearing a score of men. lank multicy- hi do, qnadrieyclea eaggiug with heavy ar toads,; empty' gigantic produco carts to that wonld come back again filled be- re fore tho sun was setting, all with throbbing engines nnd noiseless wheels nnd th i perpetual wild melody of horns arid m Jongs. pr Along tho very verge of tho outer- \a rpost way our yonpg pcoplo went in si- le; icnco, newly wed and oddly sh}' of one th tnothor'a company. Many were the w things shouted to them as they tramped m ilotig. for in 2100 a foot passenger on su in English road was almost as strange fo i sight as a motor car wonld have been n 1800. Cut they went on with stead'ast eyes into tho country, payiug no tn crtr.l, . ?.->i: ? . xir ? i-i- is .w, v? nita<?ymwi ?? IT eUJWjr. Lluroln'v Joke. til Speaking of the supreme court jus- e0 ;iccs recalls a good humored remark fr >y President Lincoln upon the black w ol.es of the justices. Meeting Ills old er Friend, Justice Miller of Iowa, at din- Mi ler one evening, Mr. Lincoln asked, qq 'How are the ^Stipes pud their ej ;6Wub'?" "All right, 1 think," replied |e (notice Miller. jg "Miller, you were brought up on a (j| arm," continued tho president, "and c eineuiber seeing the breaking up of rc lew land, clenrlug the ground and ta lurnlng timber. You have seen the pi >urk fall from a decayed log, and ^ inder the bark would corpe great vlnged black ants, which would wadlip off In the clumsiest and funniest dud of dignity. Well, Miller, 1 never tee one of you justices In your long towns but 1 think of these funny : lUii."?St. Louis Republic. - janw ? GOOD ROADS TAX. tnte Aid Ryntcm In the Mont I2qul- | table and Kcnsllilc. I "It Is absolutely impossible for the | armors nlouc to provide n system of i ood roads. The cost is altogether too ' reat. and unless substantial help is urnished thein, upon some reasonable asls, progress i:i road building qvlll ontlnue to be slow and unsatisfacsry." says Otto Dorner, chairman of lie T*. A. W. highway Improvement omiulttee. * "The help which the farmers require i building roads should come from lie cities. The cities are the great ccnjrs of wealth; they are the great marets in which business Is done, the reat distributing points for uinuu V5vr= ^ > ' % vMAICK TKAVLL A ItUKUKS. icturers ami for agricultural products, gricultural America has liuilt them p and uuilutaius them. The union Btwceu the cities and farming dis Icts is close, upon a hundred different mnncls of trade. I'ach depends upon te other. What is inure proper, thorc>re, than that the city should unite itli the country in constructing and inlntaiuiug suitable and eilicient tonus of commuuieatiug and transudation? "But liow eau a tax lie levied upon ty property for expenditure in cottny districts for road building purposes? city tax is out of the question, as uelt so as it would be to levy a town ix upon farm property for building , wers in a distant city. True, a eou:i tax might be levied, a large share of hicli would be paid by the cities situ:ed in the county, and which might ; used for the building of roads in ay locality within the countv lint lis is not sufficient, especially iti the ise of large cities like Chicago, New ork, Cincinnati, St. I.ouis, Miunololis and Baltimore. Their interests ctetul far beyond the counties in ' liieli they are situated. Indeed, the ties themselves constitute the greater irt, or nearly all, of the taxpaying < operty included in tiiese counties. , liey may properly contribute to the >st of building roads in all the terrify from which ihey draw their ado." "The best method yet devised for vying taxes upon city prepeity for e purpose of building country roads by tlie medium of a state tax. This levied upon city and country prop ty alike, upon all classes of people. ' that every locality, every taxpayer, mtributes proportionately, according the amount of property owned, tlie cnlthy property owners contributing e largest amounts." ROAD REFORM. lie Au<omol>llo n* n Fnetop In II1 li?n)' Improvement. Tbo department of agriculture is do I g an admirable work in seeking to ucate the farmers to tho point of npecinting the commercial value of tine ghways. Tho various experiment stums ure constructing sample roads i ruonstrating that tbo difference boroen a mud Rn(i a smooth, coniicfc hauling surface means a difference itweeii loss and profit in tho trnnsportion of farm produce to market, bnt 1 e course of this nronno-nndn to i . mparison with the necessities of tho ? se. Thoro is a va3t deal of ground i covered and many stubborn projio , ces and tnucl^ dense ignorance to be | ercQU-e. The wheelmen are responsible for n 1 arked improvement in several lines of 1 ttvcl. The entrance of tho antomobile ' a fnctor for good roads is to be heart 7 welcomed. This new vehicle appeals \ r the present chiefly to men of pieaw will uonbtless arouse interest among tizens prho ha'vo had no part in the cycle development of the past years id who are not in a position otherwise realize the agricultural necessities in i gard to good roads. I The general nse of automobiles by , lis class of citizens will thus snpploent tho other factors for highway imovement which \iavo been steadfastly boring of late and may result in snch gislation as will materially advance o prospect of the good time to come ( hen it will bo possible to crisscross tho ! , aps of nil tlie states with tho lines of ch thoroughfares ns are today to be j | und in abundance in Enrope. 11 The Roat) Oruder. The peculiar fehtu're of a road grader j 'that It cuts away the dirt at the | de of the road and draws it up into (| ie middle, tlius producing a ditch at < ich side and a slope in each direction om the center. At the same time it ill cut away the dirt to Just the prop' depth and no deeper. In this par* ' cular Us work'differs from that ac- < miplished l>y the use of plows, shov- } s or hand scrapers. The road grader , uvea a siuootli, regular surface, giv- | g the road the proper contour. A rt or gravel road can be put into ex lleat shape by running the grader ipeatediy over It. Care should be .ken first to remove brush and rub- < sb from tho side of the road, that j ie grader may not carry it into the ) avoled roadway. , A Snfe Prescription. k Where roads are bad A little gravel f Wall used will add To Joya of travel. v ?L. A. W. Bulletin. I To Prove I he Assei Made we arc ld^li price breakers, iii.il !orv price makers: Wo offer mond's Calumet e xtra deliei llaia>at 1*2! cents a p< right fresh and vrei TI1C3* can't la tend in 3 in t PHOTOC Miulc ?t the old Squire Gallery n have the Gallery Well equipped for , date Photogi Of ad s'zes and ftfyles. My pr' guaranteed. 1 also do enlarging oful leliver the work in the most stylish sir latest moulding*. DON ' T NEQLI THIS OPPORTUf To got goo 1 work cheap. Your way and you regret that you have no ^?COME A' Prompt attention N. K. McLANE UNION London, Sept. 23.?The Echo says that the Gretk government is informed ihsit the earthquake around i Smyrna killed 1.000 iwotis ii j md i 300 ond demolished 2 000 lcu-is and i iwo tillages. < Discovered by a Wa:n;i:t. Another great disovery lm h en nade, and that too, by a lady in thii- ]jouutrv. 4,Disense iasteued u*clutch 8 upon her and f?r frev r.I y? ars she withstood its severest t?-6ti?, bet her vital organs were undermined tin! ( lenth inuninent. For three months ( die coughed iuccsuuitV, an 1 c aid lot thep. She li tally dicciVired a [ ' ?ay to recovery, by purchasing of ui bottle of 1).-. King's Nv \y Diecovery thr Consumption, a :.d whs s> much elievid O'l taking first diuc, tlio: ' ho bl>*[it all nigh'; mid with two hot- ' lee, lus hppu absolutely cured. U-.r iirue is Mre. Luthci Eu'z.' Thus v riles \V. C. tiamuick cfc Co , of S' el ly, N. (J. Trial I utiles free ut W. (J. ' Dukt-'s Drugstore. lingular m'z 50c. i *nd SI.* 0. Evt ry bottle gutrautced. The annual content Victwecn Yellow $ lack ami Jack Tro.^t will soon be on. i Meanwhile the former is doing a powerful amount of ti aining. i GJnrici^S iVcWS. ( Come8 from pr. D. IT Curgilc, oi \ Washita, I. T. lie v. iitc?: Four | iiotllf 8 ol E ectric Bitters has cured Mrj. Brewer ?f scrofula, which had . -ausod her great suiiering tor yeurp. horrible e>res v.ould brtak out on lier , bead and lace, ami tho Lust doctors j jou'd give no helpj hut her cure is t jonapleto ar.d her hoal;h is excellent" rhia shows what thousands have prov >d?that Electric bitters is the host ( tiloi-d purifier known. It's tho eu | rente remedy f..r eczema, letter, salt s rheum, ulcers, hoi's a id running sores. [t stimulates livrr, kidutys a-xi how ' ^1h, cxptls poia'>n?, help* lit"stun J nii'ds up the ft'reitg< h. O..K 50 cents. ~o!?i by F C. D. ko druggist. Guar * in e?d. I i Miss Jtwett ought to go, ti> Illinois [ Mid get the widows u'111 ciiiMro.'i ol ,i he negio miners mnrdeml 1 there and carry then) to 1> iston for ?xhibition?llccor!. A Word to Mothers. ji Mothers of children affected wrji croup )r a severe cold need not Iicsi'site to ad- ( Minister ChambeiIain's Cough lietin dy. It contains no opiat\' nop mil cot in in any form and may be given as confidently to ( die Uabe as to an adult. The great sue- ( >ss that hits a*tended its use in the < ieat nent of cold ami cro tp has won for li the approval ami pi : >* i! lias mce ve.l Iho uirhont the l uite.t St ites :imI in n a; y foreign land-. ]\n -ale by Dr. V. ! Duke. ! The silence of mi oyster h a tl.un- 1 lei storm com junvd with the silence ?f Northern newspapers upon the ( /nooting of negro lib rtrs in IIIir r?i-?. , wh > are guilty of nothing worse than ! trvitig to make a living?Record. t He Fooled the Surgeons. All doctors told Renich Ilaniil'on >f We?t J< iters on, Ohio. aiter softer | og IN months -r ro Rectal Fintul* * le (vou)il d.e unlee i a costly opera don H ?art per fanned; hut he cured himself ' fith fwe boxes of Buckler.'s Arnica 1 tha lUMt Pi'e euro ou Eurtli, in i the best 8a've in the World. 2") c rrlse btx. Sdd l.y F. C. Duke j iruggist. ^ \ 'tion 1 Ham ,'U-i! tVi rod >und. These are gh 1'r jm 1 2 to 1 o pounds. t?t very low^r at this price, so rour order at or.ee. Oilier tilings he grocery line soM in proportion. -J- Q- WRAY ?RAPHS~ ext to new Hank liuilding. 1 now 4' {l /-V I ? ^ ? -- 1 inc lcllC?>l up-10 = raph Work. co* arc reasonable and sati-fne'.i- n I size* and stales of fitiiah. and can ul durable frames, also handle the ?* /-? rn | N'lTY ^a,a,^w friends and loved ones are passing lite photograph of them. V ONCK.?^ ven mail orders. I, Photographer, , s. c. Denver, September '28.?Tomvny Uynri is ill in this city and he aniiouticed to diy he would he unable <i light Jin? O'iovn?ki and Jack Hoot a Uiicag ? next week. HcaDo can'il'.ed his match ui'h Jack McDoiimgh for Friday night in this ei'y. S ck lleji-lache is the J^woe of many iv? s. in. M. A siinirt.iiij 1 ? x* - iiitri meui;ii?f run s a tul pi events this annoying Atlanta, (I i., September 23.?The tounnit'ee of ci iaens which has in :h irge the arrangements for a public vcej.tion to If-ag L'eut. Brumby, of lie Olyuiphi, have communicated ivith him, ami as soon as he names, i time to he here preparations for he pn-sent.itio i of the swor>l from ho people of Georgia, his native Llnte, will to male. The unhtppy ma t.il \vh >se Liver is nactive is miserable without apparent ause. l)r. M. A. Simmons Liver Modi* hue makes life worth living. -< - ? Amos Allen, formerly private secretary to. Thomas 11. lteeil, was Tirainattal f-r Congress by the llepnbheans of the hirst Main dstri< t. In a speech of acceptance-, he cam?, jut Hpum-ly in favor irf supporting, the Vnsident in the prosecution of the war in the Philippines. ft Wonderful Cure of Pinrr A prominent Virginia editor ha I ah most given up, but, was brought back to km feet liealt-i t.y Chamberlain's Colicv dholeia ami I'ianhiea Keniedy. itr.AD ins huiTORtAL. From il e Times, llillsville, Va. I stiffened v* it.li diarihoea for a Ion.** inn* ami thought t \vas]ust being cured, [ bu 1 K|>ent iitueli tioiH and money ami lettered s numb misery that t laid aU nost de< i.inl to give up all line's of re^ :overy and n?ua the result, but notics. itg the advertisement of CliatwboriahFs. \?lie. CnoUoa nod Xbav linen Kemedy Hal also soiue testimonials slat ing how ioiue w otai. t tnl eittes It id been wrouirht iy lh s l eiia d\, 1 decided to try* it. After akin/ a few doses 1 was entirely well of hat iioub'e, and I wishtosay further to uy i-aifuS and tellovv-sulfeie.is that I an a li.de and he l* y in.in to day ami '?ei as we'd as 1 ever did ;n my lif?\?IX v. MtO'.tK. Sold t>y l'r. F, C. iduktv ' She sc irnetl all her wooers so. 0114 that now she is il lonied to be 111 oM :u i'il f >r the rest of h'*r life." "Well, that seetns like a just sentence lor such contempt of court."' To eat with Appetite, liXjew with 'uinfort and Sleep wuh Tranquilty, ake a dose of M. A. Simmons Liver dediciue occasional :v pa stnvkt'ord, ton, Mo.4 i .iVil >i !- ?:"* uui'iing for seventeen v-ius anl I'll' t il his j?des of long stand>ig l?v using 1' 'Wilt's Witch. Ha^oi alve Iceurm ill sk n diseases. F. O. hike. T w great sej of Clianaberlain's 1 \ Cholera end Diarrhoea Remedy, i. iretrm tit of lx?wel complaints. Vis made it standard over the greater art of the civ ili/til world. For Side by >r. t. C. Duke. In spite of the fact that t-he is not i celebrity the portrait of little Rosa darst'-n, of New York, has probably wicUr circulation and is more highrv prized than any of her sisters in he ranks of professional beauty. Miss darttoo, who is now but 16 years >ld. posed for the figures which aro ( ?.io:e(i on ?2 bills issued by the joveimnciit.